Bank Statement 1917 May 1 For Fir Corydon Indiana
The document records a bank balance sheet as of May 1 1917 for a bank in Corydon Indiana Harrison County. It lists assets including Loans and Discounts 283 073 731 Securities 12Ge 08 Notes and deposits with U S agencies and reserves and total assets 2 925 40. Liabilities show Capital stock 50000 Surplus 44000 Undivided profits 5 84 858 Circulation notes 50000 and deposit totals 280 033 48 plus other items. The cashier Arthur B Richert swears the figures are true.
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U.S
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Chicago
St Louis
United States
Indiana
Farrison
Arthur B. Richert
Arthur 3B
Richert
Bubler Motor Car Co Promotes Dodge Cars in Corydon Area
The Bubler Motor Car Company of New Albany reports strong ad responses in the Corydon Democrat. They have sold Dodge cars to Charles H. Ashworth and Touis Temple of Crandall, Wood Hurn of Corydon Junction, William Jacobi of Morgan township, and County Commissioner R. F. Davis of Ramsey. Mr Buhler has toured the county with a Dodge car and won many friends.
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Bubler Motor Car Company
New Albany
Dodge Brothers Automobiles
Corydon
Harrison township graduates set commencement at Corydon Auditorium
The Harrison township schools hold commencement on Thursday evening May 17 at eight in the Corydon Auditorium. Class address by H. Lawrence, Dean of the Winona Lake college. Corydon High School Orchestra provides music. Eleven graduates. Admission ten cents.
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Harrison Township
Corydon
H. @. Lawrence
Winona Lake
Corydon High School
Pocket Publishers League to Meet at Lincoln City May 19
A notice from Pocket Publishers League signed by C T Baker and L J Early urges members to attend the May 19 meeting at Lincoln City. Bring wives or sweethearts for a basket dinner to be served at a new hour under the oaks. The program is described as promising with a historic Lincoln connection.
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C. T. Baker
L. J. Early
Pocket Publishers’ League
Lincoln City
Lincoln
E.t
Death of Maude Sherrill Boucher at Minneola Kansas
Maude Sherrill Boucher born August 16 1888 Harrison county Indiana died April 29 1917 at home near Minneola Kansas aged 28 years 8 months 13 days. She married Everett Boucher January 3 1913 at Minneola and left two children Dorothy 4 and a six month old son. She converted to the Christian church two years ago and died after a pneumonia illness. Funeral at the Christian church conducted by Bro Cornelius and burial in Minneola cemetery. She leaves husband two children her parents five sisters and two brothers.
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Maude Sherrill Boucher
Aaron
Sidney Sherrill
Harrison County
Indiana
Minneol
Kansas
W. A. Smith
Everett Boucher
Minneola
Dorothy
Chistian Church
Christian Church
Bro
Cornelius
Dodge City
Haley
Nellie
Maude
Local notables and residents in fragile health and travel notes
The Democrat notes several residents in poor health including Miss Lyda Cooper Mrs Ida Kessinger and Miss Nettie Stone. Aunt Rebecca Knight visits family while Thaddeus Dobson nears end of life. Mary Keen shows improvement. Clara Stewart tends Ida Kessinger as she remains critical. Ed Best and Edward Saffer visit Corydon. Hardin Miller attends Mrs Foster’s funeral. Joe Martin to move to Kentucky near St Hellen.
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the Democrat
Lyda Cooper
Ida Kessinger
Andrew Kessinger
Nettie Stone
Rebecca Knight
John Stuart
Thaddeus Dobson
Rogers Camp Ground
Mary Keen
James Hart
Emma Fink
Clara Stewart
Fishtown
Ed Best
Edward Saffer
Corydon
iMr
Hardin Miller
Foster
Joe Martin
St. Hellen
Knights of Pythias to confer ranks in Corydon
The Knights of Pythias Lodge of Corydon will confer the page rank on eight members and the Knight rank on three members next Thursday evening May 10. The lodge opens at seven o clock and all members are urged to attend.
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Knights of Pythias Lodge of
Corydon
Corydon Bank Funds Pig Club With Six Pigs for Schools
The Harrison County Endless Pig Club, financed by Corydon National Bank, assigns six breeding gilts to six Jackson township students under a ten year plan. A Purdue supervised program will see the children raise pigs and return two sow pigs to the club each litter. Several townships will have agriculture supervisors next year, with a committee led by the county school superintendent, Corydon Club secretary, and county Agriculture Supervisor.
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Harrison County
Corydon National Bank
Jackson Township
Clunie
Wilson Cook
A. O. DeWeese
Indiana Orchard Company
A. R. Connor
Lippy Orin Colonel
Tippy Colonel
Orchard Farm
Advace Forrest
Proud Girl
Miss Orion
McKees
Defender
Purdue
Pig Club Committee
Jackson
Blue River
Spencer
Harrison
Heth
Boone
Corydon Commercial Club
Merit Bill
Dorothy Beal
Parvin Wagner
Robert Davis
John Hendricks
Eldo Sappenfeld
Dorothy
Lewis Beal
Women’s Franchise League forms in Corydon
A group of women met at the public library to organize a county wide Women’s Franchise League. They scheduled a meeting for next Saturday at 2:30 pm in the library basement to elect delegates to the Constitutional Convention and discuss duties from the recent legislature. Miss Mead Wilson of Salem is expected to speak. Griffin’s offers 25 cent automobile caps for ladies.
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Corydon
Local social notes and church event previews in Elizabeth district
Mrs Kate Saffer visits Jeffersonville while Miss Timberlake and Miss Backherms host relatives. Lavaston Tranum visits Louisville. Carl Daley buys a buggy in Carydon. Local families host and visit through the week with multiple gatherings and a funeral in New Middletown. The issue notes birthday celebration for June O Bryan and a yardful of attendees. Church events include Mother’s Day observances and efficiency campaign meetings across Floyd county with multiple churches hosting speakers.
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Kate Saffer
Jeffersonville
Marcella Timberlake
Laconia
Irene Backherms
Lavaston Tranum
Louisville
T. G. Tranum
Carl Daley
Carydon
W. H. Bollett & Sons
Gus Backherms
New Middletown
Lee Daley
Mrs Anna Foster Dies at 52 in Posey Township
Mrs Anna Foster wife of John Foster of Posey township died suddenly Friday afternoon after saying she felt unwell. She was 52 years old and survived by her husband and six children Oscar Marshall Andrew Mary Mrs Robert Kirk Ernest. The funeral was Sunday at the A B church in New Middletown with Rev W H Minter and Rev J H Toombs officiating and burial in the church cemetery.
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Sidney Elbert
Sophia Crecelius
New Amsterdam
Anna Dannacher
Valley City
W. O. Rissler
Ven Smith
Chas. Martin
Corydon
Thomas H. Smith
Kelso C. Smith
June O’bryan
Bill Leibert
Ben Backheris
Chas. Robertson
Frank Sohn
Noah O'Bryan
Jade Ekart
Pearl
Emery Ekart
Howard
Joe Wright
Dallas
Gus Merk
Frank Kron
Hallie Biggs
Ben
Anna Foster
John Foster
Posey Township
Oscar
Marshall
Andrew
Mary
This
Robert Kirk
New Albany
Ernest
Chicago
A. B
New Middletown
W. H. Minter
J. H. Toombs
Winders Heads to Hormick Iowa for Summer Work
Ramsey F L Winders travels to Hormick Iowa for summer work and enjoys the countryside. Philip Denhart remains ill. Mrs Sarah Anderson returns from visit with sister Mrs Mary Harrell at Hurst town who has measles. C H Welker buys a team and to work a farm crop. Wm Dyer from Crandall visits. Prayer meeting Sunday night and Sunday School in morning. Mrs Ida Perry and children return to Florida after visiting Rev and Mrs S Hobson. Rev M C Patterson to preach next Sunday at 10 30. Jacob Schneider of New Middle town, president of Eureka Telephone Co board, visits exchange. Arvil Maitin has house painted. Millard Winders and wife go to Illinois to live.
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F. L. Winders
Hormick
Iowa
Philip Denhart
Sarah Anderson
Mary Harrell
Hursttown
C. H. Welker
Wm. Dyer
Crandall
Our Town
Ida Perry
8. Hobson
Florida
M. C. Patterson
Jacob Schneider
New Middletown
The
Eureka Telephone Company
Arvil Maitin
Public Sale at Hendricks Residence near Bradford
The undersigned will sell at public auction at the residence of the late Ferdinand Hendricks four miles west of Bradford on Tuesday May 15 1917 starting at 1 o clock p m. The sale includes a phaeton and harness about 50 bushels of corn in the crib an Empire wheat drill flour meat lard feather beds beds chairs tables stoves and other household goods telephone and share of telephone stock canned fruits and more Usual terms Heira of Malinda Hendricks.
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Ferdinand Hendricks
Bradford
Heira of
Malinda
Hendricks
Food Bulletins for Home Canning and Diet 1920s
Dear Mr Editor the Agriculture Department offers farm bulletins on food production conservation cooking and canning. Women may request titles by postcard listing bulletin numbers plus their address. Titles include Beans Peas Table Vegetables Milk Canned Fruits Meat Mutton Bread and more. W E Cox
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Agricultural Department
Blazing Gasoline Causes Excitement at Barber Shop
A gasoline spill at Chas Frager's barber shop led to a small blaze when the stove was lit. Worker Henry Wiseman kicked the stove into the street with others assisting to move the burning unit and avert a larger explosion. A crowd gathered to watch the rescue.
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Chas. Frager
Henry Wiseman
Will Be Eighty Seven John W Lopp Progress Note
John W. Lopp of this place will be eighty seven years old next Saturday in honor of his milestone friends are invited to remember him. The notice asks for any remembrance from his friends and praises him as one of the best men in the area. It also includes a classified line about trading Louisville city property for a general merchandise store with cash for price difference and a price listing for children’s trimmed hats starting at 60 cents.
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Roosevelt
Bryan
Evening Star
Washington, D. C
John W. Lopp
John
Louisville
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